I went to Island Auto Group for my Nissan Rogue. I was in a tough situation and needed something…read morereliable and fast. Pedro not only explained everything with great detail but he made sure he stayed within my budget, got me the best deal and even set me up with Justin to get the best insurance quote. I am extremely satisfied with the service that was given. Everyone at this dealership was friendly and inviting. Not once did I feel like I was being preyed on or hustled just for a sale. I highly recommend this dealership and its staff to any and everyone !

I'm watching Hulu, and like clockwork, EVERY 4 minutes and 30 seconds there's the same (Extremely…read moreannoying) commercial for Island Auto Group. Just out of principle; I WILL NEVER BUY ANYTHING FROM THEM!!!!! Sometimes Advertising Sucks? Live and learn

I finally got everything finalized and my tags. Due to covid it took a long time. I am leaving a…read morefive star review because they could have sent me away as all the other big name dealerships have in the past. They worked with me. They got me financing that was lower as I have ever been quoted in the past. Gregory is the man there he got all my stuff figured out when other people couldn't. Yes there was fees yes it took a while to finalize. They put me into my truck on day one and I was happy waiting for my paperwork to finish. One thing to watch for is if your vehicle is from Canada the warranty may not transfer so be diligent in your research. With all the fees it was well below blue book.

Avoid Unique Auto Mall at all costs. I was dealing with Levar Davis to get a deal done. They ran…read moremy credit and the last thing they told me was that I was officially approved. But right after giving me the good news, the runaround started. Every time I reached out to finalize things, it was just non-stop excuses--saying the finance manager wasn't in, claiming they'd talk to the finance manager and call/text me right back, etc. Then they completely ghosted me. No real updates, no returned calls, just total silence after taking a hit on my credit. It's completely unprofessional to tell someone they're approved and then drag them along with excuses before pulling a disappearing act. Save yourself the headache and go to a dealership that actually respects your time and knows how to treat customers.

After a year with my car I still had questions regarding my lease and issues I've run into with my…read morecar. Danny has always been there to answer every silly question I had. My uncle was also able to get a new Toyota Sienna from Danny as well. Service has been nothing but amazing ! Highly recommend tier one auto !

Brooklyn Chinese Car Broker Danny Lew Accused of Scamming Customers - Turning Car Purchases into…read moreLeases and Stealing Over $400,000 As more victims come forward, it's becoming clear that this is not an isolated incident but a well-planned, systematic scam. We are determined to hold him accountable by organizing a class action lawsuit and working with a legal team to recover our losses and pursue criminal charges. According to reports from the China Press and Sing Tao Daily, a car owner claimed they were scammed by the same Chinese broker, Danny Lew, who tricked them into leasing a car instead of buying it--resulting in a loss of over $27,000. Danny Lew, a Chinese car broker based in Brooklyn, allegedly set up a fraudulent scheme targeting Chinese international students and local Chinese residents. He claimed to help them purchase new cars but instead fabricated fake purchase contracts and forged their signatures. Victims only discovered the fraud after paying significant amounts and receiving the vehicle, only to find out it was a leased car. One of the victims, Ms. Zhou, sought help from the Asian American Community Empowerment (BRACE) group on the afternoon of May 5. According to her account, her husband met Danny Lew back in 2014 through a friend when Lew was still working at a dealership. They purchased cars through him in 2014 and 2018 without issues, which built trust over time. In April 2023, Ms. Zhou decided to trade in her 2018 car for a brand-new Lexus 450e electric vehicle. She contacted Lew again, and he came to pick up her old car, estimating its value at $27,000. He also claimed the new vehicle would qualify for over $7,000 in federal tax credits. They agreed to use the $27,000 from the trade-in as a down payment toward the new car. After deducting the tax credit, the total cost would be around $50,000. Lew later delivered the new car to Ms. Zhou's doorstep. Throughout the entire process, she never received any contracts nor signed any documents. However, she created an online account with the Lexus financing website and made monthly payments, fully believing she had purchased the car. In February this year, a friend from Pennsylvania called and warned her about being scammed by Danny Lew in a similar way--the car they thought they bought turned out to be leased and was repossessed. The friend urged Ms. Zhou to check her own vehicle's status. Alarmed, Ms. Zhou contacted the car finance department and was shocked to learn her vehicle was indeed leased, with a three-year term ending in 2027. She then logged into her account and discovered the same: the car was listed as a lease, not a purchase. Ms. Zhou admitted she had trusted Danny Lew so completely that she never closely examined the account details. After realizing what had happened, she repeatedly contacted Lew. He initially denied everything, then claimed that a different account--one she did not have access to--was used for the purchase. Eventually, he stopped answering her calls entirely. Ms. Zhou now hopes to share her experience publicly to warn others not to fall victim to similar scams. Asian American Community Empowerment President Thomas Chan stated that they have received complaints from at least five individuals who say they were scammed by Danny Lew in a premeditated scheme. BRACE is helping Ms. Zhou file a police report and encouraging other victims to come forward. This will assist the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office in launching a formal investigation and bringing the perpetrator to justice. BRACE's Director of Administration Wang Mengxin added that other victims revealed the broker goes by the name Danny Lew, though he may have a different legal name. They urge anyone who may have been scammed to contact BRACE. Victims can call BRACE at (917) 309-5603 or (929) 999-8800. The organization is located at 476 Bay Ridge Ave, Brooklyn, and is open Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Great buying experience with Keese! you need a vehicle go check him out. Son got his first car…read moretoday!

Dishonest dealership. I found this dealer through TrueCar, and it seems they don't properly vet the…read moredealerships they list. Before making the trip, I called because I live over an hour away. I specifically asked if the advertised price was accurate and explained that I already had financing through my own bank. I was assured that the advertised price was correct and that using my own financing would not be a problem. When I arrived, I was assigned to a salesperson named Richard. Unfortunately, he came across with a negative attitude and seemed more bothered than interested in selling the vehicle. After a short test drive, he informed me that the price had suddenly increased by nearly $8,000. When I reminded him about our phone conversation and the distance I had traveled, he casually said, "You know how it is--we have to get you in." That was incredibly disappointing. It felt like the advertised price was simply bait to get customers through the door. From there, the focus shifted to pressuring me into financing through the dealership so they could justify the higher price. I declined because my bank had already approved me for a great interest rate, and my insurance costs were already a significant factor. To make matters worse, Richard actually suggested that I insure the newly financed $45,000 vehicle with full coverage just long enough to leave the dealership, then switch it to liability afterward. Aside from being poor advice, that could leave someone without proper coverage and potentially violate the terms of their loan. Overall, this was one of the worst car-buying experiences I've had. If you're considering this dealership, I strongly recommend confirming everything in writing before making the trip--or better yet, shop elsewhere

I would certainly persuade anyone to try Excellent Lease! I went there…read more some days ago and I was treated with utmost respect and courtesy. They were ultra helpful in their knowledge of various cars and pricing. In the end they made my car leasing experience a very pleasurable one. I would gladly recommend this company to family/friends in the market for Honda or Toyota.

You rock Excellent Lease! The absolute greatest experience I could have…read more ever imagined in leasing a new car. Everyone deserves more than a 5-star rating. With numerous auto leasing experiences in the past, there always seemed to be some unfavorable feelings about something but Excellent Lease lives up to its name of being excellent. I left the place a hundred percent satisfied about everything!

Highly recommend Eautolease.com. Nikita made the entire process smooth from start to finish. He was…read morequick, thorough, responsive, and straightforward throughout the deal. No hidden fees, no dealership games, and no pressure. The negotiation process was fair and transparent, which is rare in the car industry. Best part was having the car delivered right to our door without any issues. Easily one of the easiest car buying/leasing experiences we've had.

My lease was up & I dreaded going back to the dealership. The long wait, the added pressure from…read moresales people, the added fees. So I heard about this place & after reading all the positive reviews, decided to take a leap of faith. It was insane how easy it was. Zack was my rep and he guided me through the whole process. He got a good deal for me and I didn't have to pay too much extra for 4WD on my Nissan Kicks. Zack was patient with me and takes a lot of pride in helping people out. No wonder why he's an 8 time Dealer of the Year Winner for Consumer Satisfaction! I'll be doing this from now on. Sure beats the aggravation of spending hours at the dealership. You won't regret it!

From start to finish, they delivered what they promised, we never left the house ! All bussines…read morecompleted by phone, email & text. They located the vehicle with opitions we wanted, delivered the vehicle to our driveway and then took our tradein back to their offices. Great customer service, everyone we spoke with was professional and really treated us with great respect and were thankful for our business. Give them a try, you will not be disappointed !!! The Carguys will work hard for you !

Seamless experience. My first time using this company and I could not be happier. Our…read moresalesperson Jon, was kind, patient and knowledgeable. So thankful for his help. Don't hesitate to buy a car from this company. We will not go anywhere else.

if you have felony you can't even go to the bank shit crazy , they need some type of warning sign i…read morewasted a ride !

Always super helpful staff. A small branch that services a large section of the state of NJ. Easy…read moreand smooth transactions, always.

We have been with Honda since 2017 we never had a bad experience with the company amazing…read more customer service and a very pleasant environment some of the sales people that have helps us are Daniel,Hager,Reggie

WARNING: Dishonest Dealership - Stay Far Away from Honda of Staten Island…read more On August 16, 2022, I purchased a 2019 Genesis G70 (VIN: KMTG44LA9KU029847, Stock #KU029847) with 14,511 miles for $36,990. The car was advertised with a clean title and a clean Carfax, with "no accidents reported." The dealership even gave me a clean Carfax , front page clearly showing "no accident reported, Carfax guaranteed." Fast forward almost 3 years and countless issues later, I tried selling the car -- only to be told its value was far below market because of a serious accident history. When I received the real Carfax, I found the truth: The car had major damage to the front, side, rear, and roof. Not a minor accident, but a wreck that destroyed value and safety. The Carfax Honda of Staten Island gave me in 2022 had the first page altered and the middle pages removed -- the exact ones showing this damage. I still have both reports, the fake one they gave me and the real one that proves the fraud. This is outright fraud. They knowingly sold me a car with a falsified Carfax, hid the real history, and passed it off as clean, a direct violation of consumer protection laws. I emailed them multiple times, zero response. No accountability, no effort to resolve. Clearly, this isn't the first time they've pulled this scam. But this time, they picked the wrong person. I've spoken with 2 attorneys and am preparing legal action. I'll also be a filing complaint with the BBB, Honda corporate headquarters, and the District Attorney's office to investigate. If you're considering buying a car here, ask yourself first, Do you want to risk paying top dollar for a car that was wrecked? Do you want to be handed a fake Carfax report while they smile and shake your hand? Do you want years of headaches and a worthless resale value? If your answer is yes, then shop here. Otherwise, save yourself the nightmare and RUN from Honda of Staten Island. There are plenty of honest dealerships out there, this is absolutely not one of them. If you've had a similar experience, leave a comment here so we can connect since I'll be taking legal action.